The black currants are in full bloom, raspberries are coming up again as well. I haven’t had any luck with the raspberries. The canes have come on really well for the last two years but have produced no fruit. I guess more research is in order. We picked up an apple treeContinue reading “Currently on the homestead.”
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New beginnings
Last year, we had a beefsteak tomato plant in this planter. It did quite well, as you can tell from what remains. I had actually pulled several hands full of dead stems out before it dawned on me to take a picture. I’ve read you shouldn’t compost tomato plants due to disease issues. ForContinue reading “New beginnings”
Spring cleaning
I apologize for the lack of posts, it seems that even though writing is my passion. I must also feel inspired to write. I tried AI for a bit and found it much easier to crank out posts. The content was very much along the lines of what I would come up withContinue reading “Spring cleaning”
Today’s blog post will be very light in content. Turns out I am sick again but I will be figuring out content for when I feel better. Take care of yourselves out there and stay tuned.
Rhubarb
About Rhubarb: A Tangy Delight Rhubarb, with its vibrant red stalks and unique tangy flavor, is a versatile and delightful ingredient that has been enjoyed in culinary creations for centuries. In this blog post, we’ll explore the fascinating history, culinary uses, health benefits, and growing tips for this intriguing plant. The History ofContinue reading “Rhubarb”
Learning to forage.
As with all of my posts, they are meant to get you thinking and interested. And hopeful help you learn, though they are seldom presented as a complete guide to all you’ll need to know on a given subject, like most I’m still learning things and do everyday.. The Art of Foraging: A Beginner’sContinue reading “Learning to forage.”
Micro homesteading?
Micro Homesteading: Living Large on a Small Scale In recent years, there has been a growing interest in micro homesteading, a lifestyle that focuses on self-sufficiency and sustainable living on a small scale. Micro homesteading offers an alternative to the traditional homesteading lifestyle by adapting it to fit within smaller living spaces such asContinue reading “Micro homesteading?”
Leeks
The Versatile Leek: Growing Tips and Delicious Uses Leeks are a versatile and flavorful vegetable that can be used in a wide variety of dishes. They are also relatively easy to grow, making them a great addition to any home garden. In this blog post, we’ll explore the different ways you can use leeksContinue reading “Leeks”
Collecting rainwater.
Rainwater, often overlooked and underutilized, is a valuable resource that can be collected and used in a multitude of ways. From watering plants to reducing water bills, harvesting rainwater has numerous benefits for both the environment and our wallets. In this blog post, we will explore the beauty of rainwater harvesting and its practicalContinue reading “Collecting rainwater.”
Raising chickens.
# Raising Chickens: A Beginner’s Guide Are you considering raising chickens but don’t know where to start? Whether you’re interested in having a sustainable source of fresh eggs, teaching your kids about responsibility, or simply enjoying the company of these friendly birds, raising chickens can be a rewarding experience. In this beginner’s guide, we willContinue reading “Raising chickens.”